Category: Shows
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Rachel Chinouriri in Illinois
Coming off of her leg opening for Sabrina Carpenter’s huge Short n’ Sweet Tour in Europe, Rachel Chinouriri played a sold out show at the Metro in Chicago, IL.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Bradley Simpson in England
On May 23rd, Bradley Simpson played the final show of The Panic Years UK Tour at O2 Forum Kentish Town in London.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Um, Jennifer? In Pennsylvania
On Friday, Um, Jennifer? embodied this phrase while opening for Deadbeat Girl in Philadelphia at God’s Automatic Body.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Mint Green in Pennsylvania
On May 10, alternative rock band Mint Green opened for rock artist Worriers at South Street’s bar and venue Nikki Lopez.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Amber Run in England
Last week, British indie rock band Amber Run played Electric Brixton in London as the final stop of their highly anticipated 10 Year Anniversary Tour for their latest album, 5AM.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: The Wrecks in Illinois
Last week, a pop punk band called The Wrecks played their headline show in Chicago, Illinois at The Concord Music Hall.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Alessi Rose in New York
Last week, up-and-coming indie pop star Alessi Rose headlined her first-ever shows in North America, playing two back-to-back, sold out nights at Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Medium Build in Virginia
Last Sunday, Medium Build kicked off his co-headlining acoustic tour with Petey USA at Richmond Music Hall in Virginia. The pair has united for a ten-show tour across the northeast.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton in Florida
R&B Powerhouses Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton are on a Southern city joint tour this spring. Popular artists in their own right, Grammy award winning singer-songwriters, and actors put on a show stopping performance in the nearly sold-out Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida on April 25, 2025.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Hotel Fiction in Virginia
Why do good things have to end? According to indie rock band Hotel Fiction, perhaps they don’t. Frontwomen Jade Long and Jessica Thompson, accompanied by instrumentalists Aaron Daugherty, Aidan Hill, and Gideon Johnston, have hit the road again with the Why Do Good Tours Have To End Spring Tour.
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